Thanksgiving Tips, from Airports to Pies

Posted by Content Coordinator on Thursday, November 24th, 2016

Google is offering a seasonal collection of data from their Trends and Maps, making use of search statistics from around the country. Many of us contributed, whether we knew it or not.

As Google puts it, the data can tell you everything about Turkey Day “From figuring out the best time to leave for grandma’s house to searching for the tastiest pumpkin pie recipe to wow your guests.” Below are a few highlights, and you can check out the full post here on the Google blog.

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google-shoppingtrips google-pies  google-busiest-airports

 

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